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kim@kannel.lut.fi (Kimmo Suominen) writes:

>>>>>> On 21 Jan 90, kim@lut.fi (Kimmo Suominen) said:

>>>>>> On 3 Jan 90 02:43:36 GMT, henk@hnetnl.hobbynet.nl (Henk Dijkstra) said:

>Henk> I'm having also trouble with sendmail, but my problem is I can't seem to
>Henk> get the unix style From <author> line in my front of the RFC822 headers.
>Henk> I have defined a macro: DlFrom $g  $d , but the problem is I don't
>Henk> know what to do with it to get the From line in my local mail.
>Henk> I tried inserting it in the Define header lines but all I get
>Henk> are error messages or From: lines. (e.g. H?mflags?hname:htemplate)

>Do you have the l flag in the mailer definition flags?  Tor gave me the
>followin line to use in my sendmail.cf

>	Mlocal,	P=/bin/rmail, F=DFMSlms,	A=rmail -d $u

>You could try it, too.  If you're running BSD, then use

>	Mlocal,	P=/bin/mail, F=DFMSlmns,	A=mail -d $u

>Hope that'll help.

It most certainly did help! 
I have played a little with the Mlocal line as you sugested and
everything looks fine now!
Here it is:
	Mlocal, P=/bin/lmail, F=lsFMDmS, S=10, R=20, A=lmail -s $u

This is for Interactive Unix/386 SYSV3.2 with sendmail 2.2, and smail/rmail,
lmail/mail some of the files are BSD like some are SYS V.
I tried /bin/mail but it entered a recursive loop, /bin/rmail did'nt seem
to do anything. 

Henk.
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